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Hi, Person, nice to meet you

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(Posted by Jon Davis 2015-06-21)

Marc Bolan pre-glam and magical

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(Posted by Jon Davis 2015-06-21)

The Baron Four - Walking Out / Can't Find My Way

Cover art The Baron Four is a relatively new British lo-fi garage rock band. Hot on the heels of their debut album released in December 2014, the band issues their third 45 RPM single that they recorded in...  » Read more
(Posted by Henry Schneider 2015-06-20)

Yes - Progeny: Seven Shows from Seventy-Two

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Yes has always been a bit behind the curve when it comes to exploiting their trove of live recordings, but with this set they are catching up. Big time. It started with the archival digging that...

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(Posted by Paul Hightower 2015-06-19)

Robert Rich - Trances / Drones

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McLatchey's Top Tier #21

I'm not sure there's any musician alive who has a discography as long and deep as Robert Rich, and as I continue to make posts there's going to be quite a...

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(Posted by Mike McLatchey 2015-06-18)

Nik Turner is still a space cadet

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(Posted by Jon Davis 2015-06-18)

Van der Graaf Generator - After the Flood - At the BBC 1968-1977

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After the Flood collects two discs worth of BBC recordings by one of progressive rock’s most iconoclastic bands, from their very beginnings (well, before the release of their first...

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(Posted by Peter Thelen 2015-06-17)

Ole Lukkøye - Dyatly

Cover art Ole Lukkøye… you remember them, right? The Russian band with the Nordic name that plays music from all over the world plus outer space? They’re back with an epic slab of world trance music, five...  » Read more
(Posted by Jon Davis 2015-06-16)

Everyone's got a list

Most long-time fans of progressive rock music are aware that the mainstream press has long been dismissive, if not downright hostile, to the genre. Rolling Stone used a lot of ink in the late 70s putting prog rock down. But now they've come out with their list of the "50 Greatest Prog Rock Albums of All Time."  » Read more
(Posted by Jon Davis 2015-06-16)

Änglagård go all Änglagård at Gouveia

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(Posted by Jon Davis 2015-06-16)

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